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Cameron leaps aboard the (alcohol) wagon
www.just-drinks.com | 18 hours 47 minutes ago
Ever the self-publicist, Prime minister David Cameron is frightened of losing moral ground over excess drinking.

Kellogg's ambitious move for Pringles
www.just-food.com | Feb 15, 2012
In a deal that raised eyebrows, Kellogg has agreed to buy Pringles for US$2.7bn. The US cereal giant believes the brand will bolster its snacks business but challenges lie ahead for the company.

Food Safety Chat: Natco withdraws gluten free gram flour
foodsafetychat.blogspot.com | Feb 7, 2012
Natco is withdrawing one batch of its Gluten Free Gram Flour. The product contains low levels of gluten that are above the limits set for foods labelled gluten free. The product being withdrawn is:Natco Gluten Free Gram Flour, 2kgBest before: October 2012 < br / > < br / > Natco has withdrawn the

Mitr Phol Takes Controlling Stake in MSF Sugar - Deal Journal Australia - WSJ
blogs.wsj.com | Feb 7, 2012
Thailand's Mitr Phol Sugar Corp. has received commitments for 57.69% of Australia's MSF Sugar for its A$4.45-a-share takeoveroffer that values MSF at A$313 million, the two companies reported in a joint statement Tuesday.

Three scientists want to class sugar with tobacco and alcohol. - NYTimes.com
parenting.blogs.nytimes.com | Feb 2, 2012
Dr. Robert Lustig and his co-authors call on the government to class sugar with tobacco and alcohol.

American Beverage Association Blog » Blog Archive » Watch Out for the Food Police!
www.ameribev.org | Feb 1, 2012
Put down that pudding pop. And drop your peanut butter! Step away from the jelly – slowly. That snack you’re holding is a toxic substance. That’s right, your Valentine’s Day candy is no longer something you can be trusted to consume without the oversight of the Snack Police. An article entitled

Government should support ethanol production | New Zimbabwe Blog
www.newzimbabwe.com | Jan 30, 2012
RECENT news that Green Fuel, a pioneering Zimbabwean ethanol processing company, is currently sitting on 8 million litres of ethanol (E10) in their storage facilities due to a slow uptake by the market sounds like irresponsible economic suicide.

Sugar cane ethanol the key for electric vehicles | TheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk
www.thegreencarwebsite.co.uk | Oct 26, 2011
According to a new study at the University of Sao Paolo in Brazil, if sugar cane is used as the feedstock to produce ethanol and electricity for the same final use then only four per cent of the world\'s available cropland area would be needed to power a global fleet of hybrid and electric cars.

High Sugar Prices May Be Sweet For Illinois | NBC Chicago
www.nbcchicago.com | Oct 19, 2011
Sen. Mark Kirk argues sugar price supports drove confectioners out of Chicago. But they also created a demand for high fructose corn syrup -- which has been satisfied with Illinois corn.

The Rest of the Story: Tobacco News Analysis and Commentary: If Anti-Smoking Groups Want Electronic
tobaccoanalysis.blogspot.com | Oct 11, 2011
< span style="font-weight: bold;" > And Why is FDA Scaring Ex-Smokers About Use of Electronic Cigarettes But Failing to Remove Propylene Glycol from Regular Cigarettes? < /span > < br / > < br / > Most electronic cigarettes involve the vaporization of a liquid containing nicotine dissolved in